Touristic coastal development
Strategically located on the northern coast of Peru, this master plan proposes a tourism development that balances infrastructure and nature. Designed to enhance the hotel and residential experience, it integrates natural landscapes with artificial lagoons, high-standard hotels and recreational areas.
The proposal includes three sectors: an access area with an aerodrome and commerce, a central area with hotels and sports spaces, and a coastal sector with a beach club and marina. A sustainable design that maximizes the natural environment.
Location:
PERU, Piura, South AmericaYear:
2013Surface:
245 ha – 2,450,000 m2 – 26,371,580.52 ft2Customers:
Micolli ConstructionsState:
Project developedDestiny:
Mixed use: tourism, hospitality, residences and commerceTendency:
Carbon Footprint Reduction, Resilient CitiesArchitecture Team:
Archiplan
Planning
The project divides the land into three zones, ensuring a balance between tourism, commerce and nature.
Infrastructure
Artificial lagoons and trails are incorporated to enhance the tourist and environmental experience.
Sustainability
The design respects the natural environment, integrating light architecture and local materials.
Accessibility
An expanded airfield makes it easy for visitors to arrive with private flights.
Experience
From luxury hotels to eco-tours, the project offers a unique connection to the landscape.
Recreation
Sports areas, a beach club and a marina guarantee exclusive experiences for residents and tourists.

SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
The design integrates the natural environment with respectful infrastructure. The conservation of the coastal landscape is prioritized, ensuring harmony between nature and urban planning.
The use of local materials and energy efficiency strategies reduces the ecological footprint, generating a sustainable destination.

INTEGRAL SPACES
Each area of the master plan offers a differentiated experience. From the access with the aerodrome and commerce to the beach with marina and hotel.
The spaces have been designed to adapt to the environment, prioritising views, accessibility and comfort.

This tourism development redefines the balance between infrastructure and nature, creating an exclusive destination without compromising the environment.
Connecting tourism, recreation and sustainability, the project marks a milestone in responsible coastal planning.